Session 2 of the Professional Learning Community Workshop Series PLC Workshop Series Foci: Addressing the marginalization of TAs of underrepresented identities Navigating structural issues of race, power, privilege, oppression, etc. Providing practical skills, teaching strategies, competencies, etc. to implement in the classroom Helping TAs feel more confident and supported in teaching Building a network of… Read More »
Join Connected Mathematics Projects teachers, staff and authors for a rich professional learning experience. Leadership, Coaching and Mentoring Workshop Sustain and enhance the implementation of CMP. Leaders, coaches, mentoring teachers and any others who support CMP teachers are encouraged to attend. The workshop will focus on developing approaches and refining plans to deepen teachers’ mathematical… Read More »
All teacher education students are welcome to join Kappa Delta Pi’s day-long professional development conference, which will include: Opening Keynote: Tracy Horodyski (2017 MI Teacher of the Year Four breakout sessions on classroom management, teaching strategies, technology and more MI Teacher of the Year Panel Closing Keynote: Matinga Ragatz (2011) MI Teacher of the Year… Read More »
The English Education program at MSU shares a seres of events surrounding “The Hate U Give,” a novel by Angie Thomas: November 5, 2018 — “THUG” Dialogue & Live Twitter Chat 252 Erickson Hall, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Students in the English Department will host a discussion about the film adaptation of “The Hate U… Read More »
The English Education program at MSU shares a seres of events surrounding “The Hate U Give,” a novel by Angie Thomas: November 5, 2018 — “THUG” Dialogue & Live Twitter Chat 252 Erickson Hall, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Students in the English Department will host a discussion about the film adaptation of “The Hate U… Read More »
The English Education program at MSU shares a seres of events surrounding “The Hate U Give,” a novel by Angie Thomas: November 5, 2018 — “THUG” Dialogue & Live Twitter Chat 252 Erickson Hall, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Students in the English Department will host a discussion about the film adaptation of “The Hate U… Read More »
A talk from Dr. Christina Dobbs, assistant professor in English Education at Boston University, whose research interests are in academic language development, specifically how students use academic language when writing persuasive essays, and in professional development for secondary teachers.
Join the MSU College of Education for workshops that have been designed to benefit a wide range of educators including: Teachers Paraprofessionals Speech and Language Pathologists Job Coaches Board Certified Behavioral Analysts (BCBAs) Board Certified Assistant Behavioral Analysts (BCaBAs) Educators are invited to attend one or both of the following workshops: Strategies for Teaching Language… Read More »
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